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jacob

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Dec 30, 2006
Location
Dalton Georgia
Name or Nickame
Bobby
This dish requries a prep, time of 20 minutes and bakes in one hour at 350*.
Provided you already have the smoked chicken smoked and ready.

First start with the following ingredients.
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In a large mixing bowl, open the soup and mix veggies
only draining the water from one can of veggie.
Pour all this into the mixing bowl and throughly mix.
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Add smoked chicken and mix well.
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Then take casserole dish and two of the pie crust and do as follows.
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Cut pie crust to fit dish like so.
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Pour in your mixture of pure goodness like so and sprinkle the
top with the dried minced onion.
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Take the remaining two pie crust and cut and form to make your top like so.
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Bake at 350* for one hour or until golden brown.
I also just turn on the broil element after an hour to brown.
Everything in the dish is already cooked anyway.
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When done if you can let it stand for 15 minutes to cool before eating.
Then serve yourself up a hungry man size plate and enjoy.
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After enjoying.
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Then me being a real hungry man I enjoyed some more.:icon_blush:
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Another fine meal from the House of Jacob:biggrin:. I hope you enjoy my post.

J
 
What U gon play now?

Bobby, I don't know. But whatsevers I play, it's got 2 b funky.

Make it Funky! And u did! Funkychickenpotpie.
 
Thanks for the easy recipe. Will have to try that very soon as my wife loves chicken pot pie and I was dumb enough to show her your post. Next thing I know she says Iwant that soon:icon_bigsmil
 
Sounds like a great thing to do with the leftovers! I usually make chicken pot pie after roast chicken night with mashed potatoes and gravy. I make extra chicken gravy and save the gravy to use in the pot pie the next day. I wonder if somehow I can do this with a smoked chicken? Probbably not. Drippings in the smoker probably wouldn't make a good gravy. I've still got to try this though.
 
You could even do this with leftover Brisket too. But what would you usae instead of cream of chicken ???

Jules
 
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